The effective kickoff of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign was an act of deck-clearing so breathtaking, so brazen, that it remains difficult to process.

Richard Nixon is receding into history, but the term "Nixonian" lives on.

"Nixonian" is not the right word to use to describe the behavior of President Trump. In important ways, that characterization smears Richard Nixon.

Politics How Nixonian Is Donald Trump? A little-known pre-Watergate Nixon scandal helps us understand the road the new president’s traveling.

More than 50 years later, The New York Times is caught up in its own scandal, which it is fending off with the Nixonian tactics of leak-hunting and stonewalling.

Instead, he finds himself listed as the opponent through a combination of official paralysis, an intimate understanding of the rules and what some called "Nixonian" trickery.

With outraged Washington journalists and Republican politicians crying "Nixonian!" over the public scuffle between the Obama White House and the Fox News Channel, what began as a mundane spat is ...

I guess it’s the theatrical release of “Frost/Nixon” or maybe the way Barack Obama has been acting since Nov. 4, but I find myself thinking more and more these days of good old Dick Nixon.

President Donald Trump is reportedly compiling a Nixonian "enemies list" that includes former national security adviser John Bolton and top House Democrats as he seeks to retaliate for the ...

"Instead, they have been met -- yet again -- with Nixonian stonewalling that reveals this White House’s disdain for our system of checks and balances." ...

The Obama campaign is now marshaling the power of the office of the presidency against private citizens -- using the Obama campaign's "Truth Team" to target individual Romney donors and supporters ...